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How to Create a Additional Logical Network adapter in Windows XP / Vista

Asked by prakash_prk in Windows NT Networking, Windows XP Operating System, Windows Vista

Tags: network, adapter, create, xp, windows

Dear Experts,

There are two proxy servers in my college. Proxy1 & Proxy2,
Proxy1 -> Linux - Squid
Proxy2 -> Windows 2000 - Wingate (It Also act as DHCP server)

Access Control
Proxy1 allows all the clients.
Proxy2 allow only allow DHCP clients ( dhcp clients allocated by itself )

To use Proxy1, I just change the Internet Explorer Proxy settings to Proxy2.
To use Proxy2, I should configure my machine as DHCP client. After changing that It browses to the internet well

My pc have a static ip address configured. So I can use only the Proxy1.
If I want to use the Proxy2 I should reconfigure my machine as a dhcp client.

I want my pc can use both the proxies without making it as a dhcp client.

Is there anyway we can create additional logical network adapter which binds to that dhcp server.  

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